About Us

The St. Clair County Democratic Party is based in the beautiful city of Port Huron, Michigan, and represents people throughout St. Clair County and all of its communities.

About The Party

The St. Clair County Democratic Party Executive Board consists of the Chair, Vice Chair, Recording Secretary, Treasurer, Corresponding Secretary and At-Large Members. The Executive Board sets the agenda for the weekly meetings and handles the day-to-day work and decision making for the Party.

Our Core Values

The mission of the St. Clair County Democratic Party is to build our infrastructure, expand our outreach throughout St. Clair County, as well as recruit, support, and elect Democratic public servants at all levels of government.

Our Bylaws

Our bylaws are in many places determined by the Michigan Democratic Party’s bylaws. Please click on the link. If you have questions, please contact us.

St. Clair County Democratic Party Bylaws (.pdf)

Meet The Board

Jim Frank
Chair

Jim Frank is the Chair of the St. Clair County Democratic Party. Jim ran for Michigan’s 83rd State House district in 2016 and served as the Vice Chair of the Party until his election as Chair in 2018.

A translator, traveler, and teacher, he has taught English and French at SC4 since 1999. Jim has worked as an activist for an anti-nuclear war campaign, clean water action group, and served as president of the college’s teacher’s union.

He loves to travel.

Kayla Flanagan
Vice Chair

Rachelle Bonelli
Treasurer

Ray Kerr
Recording Secretary

Ray Kerr has been the Recording Secretary for the St. Clair County Democratic Party since 2011. Ray also serves as a Precinct Delegate for St. Clair Township.

Currently the president of a credit union, Ray used to work for the United States Postal Service.

Rose Rumball
Chair Fundraising

Rose was employed in Community Health Centers, serving the uninsured and underinsured as both Medical personnel and Site Management for 36 years. She served as adjunct faculty and was key to forming the first Certified Medical Assistant Program at Alpena Community College. While employed at the Oscoda/Iosco County EMS as an EMT, she worked her way to become a Licensed Paramedic, working evenings and weekends in EMS and full time in the Community Health Centers.

Upon retirement in 2014, she entered the battle against Human & Sex Trafficking, leading an active ministry within Our Lady on the River Parish where they put on 3-4 fundraisers a year with the proceeds going to the United States Catholic Sisters Against Human Trafficking. She is a strong advocate for the enslaved, trafficking survivors, and the abused.

She also is an exercise instructor for seniors. She has been a member of the SCCD for about 7 years.

Rose asserts, “Democratic Party values are my values.”

Craig Petersen
Communications Director/Corresponding Secretary

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